Wiring the Domains: Strategic Insights in Cyber Policies, Digital Risks, and Emerging Technologies brings together cutting-edge policy and research insights from leading scholars at the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSIS), Singapore. This edited volume addresses the critical intersections of cybersecurity, digital transformation, and emerging technologies, examining their growing influence on global security, international relations, and society.
Structured into three interconnected parts, the book explores how technological change is reshaping international affairs and regional dynamics. Each chapter offers fresh analysis on the challenges and opportunities presented by cyber and digital domains, while a concluding chapter synthesises the findings and considers the future trajectory of these fast-evolving areas.
Grounded in Southeast Asian perspectives but with global relevance, Wiring the Domains provides policymakers, researchers, and professionals with timely insights into how technology is reshaping strategy, governance, and resilience. It also complements ongoing discussions featured in the Digital Impact Team's podcast Wiring the Domains on Spotify.
Readership: Researchers and policy makers in academia, government, and international organisations. Cybersecurity and digital security professionals focused on policy and strategy. Graduate and undergraduate students studying related topics. Business leaders and strategists with interests in Southeast Asia's digital and cyber landscape. Journalists and analysts covering technology, security, and international affairs in the Asia-Pacific.
